It’s frustrating. You try to describe a scene as precisely as possible, you put in the effort to make the sequence of events as realistic and logical as you can, and then censorship steps in.
Sure, erotica shouldn’t be about violence and coercion. But life isn’t a fairy tale. If I’m writing a thriller set in the porn milieu, with organized crime and serious offenses, then drastic scenes have to be allowed as part of the genre.
Yes, I can tone the chapter down and rewrite it. But a thriller, just like a crime novel, must be allowed to depict violence and coercion.
And if a scene really seems too risky, basic courtesy would be to contact the author. But deleting an entire chapter at publication without even informing the author, and without any replacement, is simply bad form.
I recommend that all readers wait to continue with the latest section of No-LIMIT-Rooms until the missing chapter has been restored. The title of the missing chapter is: Chapter 47: Club Hydra.